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Often the std flavored implementation is inferior of the boost one. Support for optional references has only be added to the draft standard recently, while boss
by gpderetta 1y ago
Often the std flavored implementation is inferior of the boost one. Support for optional references has only be added to the draft standard recently, while bossy has had it since forever.
- jcelerier 1y agoI agree, I was stuck on boost::optional for a long time for this reason, and I only use boost::variant2 for my variant needs, although code can still build with std:: in case a customer really does not want boost